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Excerpt from… Deals pour in to slightly firmer market By Aaron Weitzman Christine Albano Published January 15 2019, 1:50pm EST New deals were rolling in, with timing benefiting issuers as the market firmed. Strong demand will likely lead to oversubscriptions on the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Authority deal after a significant portion of the longer maturities […]
Excerpt from… Climate change, a rising tide affecting the muni market By Sarah Wynn Published January 08 2019, 12:45pm EST WASHINGTON — Portfolio managers are feeling the heat when it comes to investing in bonds that could potentially be affected by climate change. Climate change has long been a point of political and social contention, […]
Here’s our first take after the midterm elections. The last three weeks of November have seen a bounce in the bond market, with intermediate and longer bond yields falling after spending most of 2018 rising. If we look at the US Treasury market (chart 1), we can see the rise in Treasury yields – […]
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Investors speculate on return of crisis-era Build America infrastructure bonds under split Congress This infrastructure-bond structure, backed by federal subsidies, could face uphill battle in Congress. With Democrats sweeping into the House in the midterm elections, analysts are touting the potential comeback of crisis-era municipal bonds as part of a broader infrastructure bill. Talk of […]
Here’s our first take after the midterm elections. The polls actually got it right, with the Democrats taking the House of Representatives and the Republicans enjoying a slight pickup in the Senate. Divided government, with different parties in control of the House and Senate, has sometimes led to gridlock. It also tends to keep spurious […]
Most investors have heard of the “Super Bowl Theory of the Dow.” This theory, first proposed by sportswriter Leonard Koppett in the 1970s, according to Wikipedia, posited that when a team from the “old” NFL (the current NFC, plus the Colts, Browns and Steelers, who joined the AFC in 1970) won the Super Bowl, the […]
Why Company Insiders are Selling Off Their Stock At Record Rates Executives are cashing out. TrimTabs Investment Research reveals $5.7 billion dollars of stock sold by executives in September this year, a ten-year record. Similarly August reached a ten-year record with over $10 billion in stock sales. May and June saw $8.2 and $9.4 billion sold […]
The captains of Corporate America are steering a record amount of cash into stock buybacks. Companies have announced them this year at a rate of more than $5 billion a day. The buyback boom has been viewed by investors as a sign of confidence among CEOs. “They’re buying back from the front door, and shoveling […]
Excerpt below: As Cumberland Advisors celebrates its 45th Anniversary this week, eight years after moving its principal office from Vineland, NJ, to Sarasota, FL, the firm has announced the implementation of its long-considered succession plan. David Kotok, co-founder, remains chairman of the board and chief investment officer while transferring the day-to-day responsibilities of running the […]
